Dover Area High School - Memos Cope Yearbook (Dover, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1940 volume:

lll 1940 XX6 A, ,AAA -AIKA1 .,.. Y .... -LAA EERN I ULIUS Edltor m Ch1eI VIRGINIA WENTZ Assocmie Edxtor BETTY IANE RENTZEL GEORGE LECKRONE Busmess Mcmciqer The Memoscope 1940 Volume II PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OE 1941 STAFF PqeTo The Memoscope :::::::::::222::::::2iff: HARRY BEYER As ISICIHI Edltor ALMEDA LAUGHMAN ASSOCIGIS Edltor EVELYN BUPP Ass ocmte Ednor RUTH KRONE Photoqrczphlc Ed1tor Associate Editor G W :ir :::::::::::1::::: :. Menloscope DEDICATION MR LESTER R GROSS The 1940 Memoscop IS p ased to have th1s opportumiy of honor mg m a small way our fauhiul FIGS CIdV1S0f by dedlcatmq the annual yea book to Mr Cross .. Pa 10 Thr . . . . H Aff . In . . Q, LL: , , . .S z, 1 . 1 . , f G9 as The Meyyloscope -::::: ::::---::::::.1::: 1939 CHAMPIONSHIP Back Row: Mr. I. Walter Harlacher, Faculty Advisorg Glenn Myers, Assistant Manaqerp Kenneth Laird: Blaine Yosty William Stricklerg Avis Varnerg Iohn Lauerg Georae Beschlery Georqe Leclcf roney Cletus Snellberqerg Darwin Snellberqerg Weldon Brunkg Carl Rahauserg Ben Varnerg Herbert Wentzp Clayton Crawford, Mana Page Four e::Qoc:::o4::1::::::::::::ALJ: The Iwe-nlqscopg SOCCER SQUAD ' .. '-, I- . Y ,,' L - - H ,W qery Mr. Richard B. Sheetz, Coach. Front Row: Paul Hoffman Richard Shellenberqerg Robert Sipeg Robert lvlayg David Lehigh Floyd Gross: Harry Beyerg Charles Meiserihelterg Robert Vamer Elwood Swartzbauqhp Lavan Miller: Russel Kostg Norman Sigel Stuart Kroriey Elmer Lelaridp William Weritzg William Miller. Page Five The Memoscope :zseleeiielelcefffeeel IQEDICKATIOII TO THE SCCCER SQUAD We Wish to express our recognition of the high honors won by the 1939 QYILIIIIIDIOIKS of the York County Soccer League and our appreciation of 1he skrh wizh which the team acquired the trirxrnphs, hy dedicating the Merrie, scope to the Soccer Team of 1939, w l X P' 1940 YK Q Q I MR L E SLOTHOWER Pf9S1dGI'1T MR H H LEIB MR G K PREY MR. R. STAMBAUGH MR. C. E. MAY The Memoscope Page Eight MR C W GUISE VICE Presldent MR N M BAUGHMAN MR R H BOWERSOX MR. S. A. LITTLE MR. C. L. BERKHEIMER BOARD or EDUCATION Y MR DOUGLASS REINHART tSuperv1s1ng Prmcxpall Albright College Umverslty of Pennsylvania Perm State College A B Degree Somal Studles MRS MlRlAM E NEWBOULD Ursmus College N'1llersv1lle State Teachers College Umversrty cf Pennsylvama S Degree Engllsh Frenrfh MR ROY gl-RUDISILL I abethtown College B S Degree J Crvrcs Gen ral Scrence Health and Gym MR LESTER R GROSS Gettysburg College A B Degree Mrllersvrlle State Teachers College Chemtstry Physlcs Blology MISS ETTA M KNISLEY Manheld State Teachers College Penn State College Cornell Umversrty Home Economlcs The Memoscope FACULTY Page Nme MR GEORGE N LEIB fPr1nc1palJ Mlllersvllle State Teache s College M, mf Temple Umversrty State College Degree M S Degree Mathemattcs MRS ALTHEA L BLOOM Cedar Crest College A B Degree Enghsh Health and Gym Latm MR l WALTER HARLACKER M1llersv1lle State ach s QA! 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T,-Le Me7nOScOpe CLASS CF 1940 SARA ELLEN KETTERMAN Sally Readrnq Collectrnq Snapshots Hokay Acaaemrc Course Chorus Class Treasurer 2 3 Operetta Plays Staff Newsette After School Nursrnq PHYLLIS ARLENE KIMMEL Frsh Correspondrnq Wrth Forerqn Students Oh Shucks Academrc Course Operetta Plays After School Busrness School STUART SAMUEL KRONE Sam Collectrng Matchbox Covers That Wasn t funny General Course Chorus Orchestra After School Obtarn a Posrtron BOBBIE IUNIOR LENTZ Bob Prnq Pong Swrrnrnrnq That qrlpes me General Course D a Staff Newspaper Att r School Obtarn a Po 1t1on GEORGE HENRY MILLER Grrn Huntrnq Wrnter Sports Ouack quack quack General Course Baseball Basketball Chorus Orchestra Operetta Plays Soccer Staff Newspaper 4 After School Obtarn a Posrtron P qe Fourteen ----------l, 2, 3, 4 ---l, , ,4 -- ............. l,2 -----------L-----3,4 , ........ 3,4 ---------------Z -----------------3,4 -----------------3 --------------3 Chorus ............... 3,4 .l ys ................. 3,4 , ........ 4 --------s------3 --------------2 ----------------,3 --------------3 --------------l,2 -------------,----4 ----------------2,3 The Memo cope CLASS OF 1940 DOROTHY IANE QUICKEL o Sports Readmq Ge Wh1z Academlc Cours Chorus Operetta Orchestra After School Nursmq CARL BROTHERS RAHAUSER Red Athlettcs lll aet that guy General Course Baseball Basketball Soccer Staff Newspaper After School State Pohce CLAIR EDWARD SCHLOSSER Bon Collectma Matchbox Covers That amt the way I heard rt Academrc Course Baseball Basketball Operetta Orchestra After School College Educahon CARRIE IANE SHELLENBERGER H ro Muslc Hortlcultur Iutst aaothe hundred to fram Acade'r11c Course Cla s Pre rdertt Class Vtce Presrdertt 3 Chorus French Club Presldent Operetta Orchestra Plays Staff Newspaper 1 2 3 4 After School Musrc BERNARD CALVIN SPAHR Spahr Readmq Skrp rf Acaderruc Course After School Farmmq P 1 Etft HD t., -----------------3 ---------------2 --------------3 --------------2, 3 --------------2 -----------l, 2, 3, 4 , ...... 3, 4 ---------------3 --------------3 Chorus ................. 4 ---------------2 - -------------- 3 ' s s' ........ l, 2 ' - ' --- , 4 ---------------3, 4 ' --3, 4 -------------l, 2 -----------,-3, 4 -----------------3, 4 The Memoscope CLASS OF 1940 BETTY MINNA SPANGLER Spanq Readmq Hey toots what are you dom Acaderruc Cour e Chorus Operetta Staff Newspap r After School Busmes S hool EUGENE STUMPF ess Wood Workma Why sure Academlc Cour e Class Prestderlt Staff Newspape After School Busme s Admlmstrahorr ELWOOD EUGENE SVVII BTZBAUGH Woody Sports If I could only cook General Course Baseball Basketball Chorus Soccer After School Machrrust WILLIAM AVIS VARNEB Abbre Boxmq Academlc Cour e Lhorus Soccer Staff Newspaper After School Obtam a POSIIIOTI KENNETH EUGENE WILT Ken Readmq I amt talkma Aca lemlc Course Baseball Lhorus Plays Soccer Staff Newspaper Alter School Erxqmeermq P q S1 teen --,--,-----------3 ---------------l , e E,c..... 4 I. 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' .......c 3, 4 , r ....,... 4 ---------l, 2, 3, 4 ------,---l, 2, 3 -------------2, 3, 4 Operettau-- .,....... 1,2 -----------l, 2, 3, 4 ' ...,.........-, 3, 4 -------------2, 3, 4 , ....,... 3, 4 , ............, 3, 4 N -----n-----gy--AA 4 ---------,E,--,---4 -----------------l , ...... 3, 4 The Mem oscope CLASS OF 1940 MAE VERNA WINTERMYER Wxntermyer Reacllnq l dont care Academlc Course Basketball Class Secretary l 2 3 Cheer Leader Chorus VICQ Presldent Choru Presrdent French Club Secretary Operetta Orche t a Stull Newspaper After School Nurstnjx EUCENE ELLSWORTH WIRE Ba b Huntma Frshmq 0 K Slua General Course After School Obtaln a Po mon Soccer Basketball B31 eball MRS MIRIAM E NEWBOULD CLASS ADVISOR Page Seventeen -----,,,---,2, 3 W- , , ,4 ----s,-----4 , ' ' ---3 3, ' ...,c.,. 4 -3, 4 -----,------,-l, 2 sr ......,....,,, 3 Plays .....s,,..c,,-,-, 3, 4 , .....c 3, 4 -s-c----,-------l, 2 ----,A------l, 2 S ............. 1, 2 The ,1lem0Sc'ope IUNIOR CLASS Ili f IH 1 'T W I 3 ,'1Li fLf Qi 1 ji. 1' .1 Y 'f. 1-V 'lfl 'rf . The Memoscope CLASS OF 1941 HARRY WILLIAM BEYER Froqqle Sports F oo to qoo from mee LEROY EDWARD BIEVINOUR 1 Roller Skatxnq How you can tell DOROTHY EMMA BOOSE Dome Gee qolly EUGENE CLAYTON BORDER Pxus Rcnsmq Rcrbblts Not ln these pcmts GRACE LOUISE BRENNEMAN Groc1e Mus1c Recxdmq Honest 1. . 1. .. 11 ..T.k1. 1, .1 .1 . 1. Skating, Reading .1 .1 11 . 11 1. . 1. 11 . 11 1 11 1. P qe Nineteen TI e Mer zoscope CLASS OF 1941 Bu WARREN SYLVESTER BRILLHART Skcxtmq Sicxmp Collectmq You should talk WELDON DEARL BRUNK Brunk Mus1c EVELYN RUTH BUPP Ev1e Recxdmq Dcmcmq Yeh CLEASON EDWARD CRONE Crome Collectmq DICIUFGS of ITIOVIG stars Oh my qoodness CALVIN WILLIAM DENTLER 11 I 11 Recrdlnq I hate to tell you - . . '. , ' 1 ,' .1 d11 1 11 11 Could be 11 . 11 1 11 11 11 . 11 11 11 B'II Pnqe Twenty Tfe Me moscope :::::: 5:5 ::i::,vi:: : : CLASS OF 1941 ROBERT DANIEL FUNKE Funkle Reodmq Drorwmq Wouldn t you hke to know AGNES REBECCA GOODWIN Foxy Collectmq Photographs AW come on RALPH LQROY GOODWIN Sots Sports Llke Heck MARGARET ELMIRA GRIM Pete MUSIC Reodmq I m 1r1 CI quomdory GRACE LOUISE HECE Fees Musrc Sports Honesi to qoodness P 3 Tweny On 9.1 , I i I r a The Memovcope CLASS OF 1941 ARLENE CAMILLE IACOBS Leeme Reodmq qosh what drd I soy DOROTHY MAE IACOBS Dots Collecimq Scenery Prctures Gee Whrz FERN EVADEL IULIUS E re Reodmq My cow RUSSEL ALFRED KOST IR Taffy Reczdmq Could be RUTH NAOMI KRONE Kronre Sports Hey you Poqo Twenty Two T . Oh ' , ,, ,, ,, H. ,, , . , The Memoseopd CLASS OF 1941 . ' s ' 1m - It ' , u 3 ' It - C9 Q I 1+ U Il . , , Q U I ' 11 li mu lr In N-1 : It FU I 1+ Il It In Il 1, 41 It 1+ qt Il 41 II 4. In 3:2::4.:ff:::::::::::::C::::::::::::11:::::::::::::::::::--,4 KENNETH EUGENE LAIRD Kenney Collectmq Snapshots I reckon I ouqhto ANNA IHENE LAMPARTER Ann Sports Readlnq You dont m an It KENNETH CLEVELAND LANDIS Kenme Readlnq What do you Want to Ifnow for MINNA ALMEDA LAUGHMAN Shorty Mus1c, Readmq 'You're darn toot1n GEORGE WEBSTER LECKRONE, Leaky MUSIC, Sports Pass the bread Page Twenty Three ' The Memoscope CLASS OF 1941 DOROTHY ROMAINE LEHIGH o Sports 'G o Whiz CHARLES AMUEL MISENHELTER Charhe Sports Llke heck GENE EDWARD MYERS Myersle Sports Aw heck MARY IANE MYERS Collectmq Vases For heaven s sake HELEN MAE NEFF Nefhe R admq and Smqmq Ghnats 1 Page Twenty Four HD tw 33 S , lame I . ,, jf 'Yu 3 ' I I - P ,, ., J The Meynoscope :::::::::L:::: CLASS OF 1941 CLAIR HENRY NEIMAN Pop Sports I dont know BE1TY IANE RENTZEL Bets Sports My word CLI-UR EUGENE RUPPERT Ruppert Sports ROMAINE REBECCA SHAFFER Mcume Recrdmq Gee Wh1Z NORMAN WATSON SIGEL S1qe1 Sports Oh he-ck P ge T nty Fwe ., H IT' H H ., ,, ,f H ,, . ., Do you thmk ., . . ,, ,. . H ., . H H ll , cr we ' The Memoscope CLASS OF 1941 ANNA ARLENE SPAHR Spcxhr Rodlo Oh gosh MARIE AGNES TOLBERT MQQZIG Drowmq Recxdmq Goodness sake ROBERT GLENN VARNER Bob Sports Ixmmy crtckets IOYCE MAE WALLACE 1, OYH Dromcxttcs 'Well I'11 bo MINNIE FLORENCE WALLICK HDYI'1G1'I11tGH Sports I-I1 Toots 4 Page Twenty SIX 11 11 11 11 1 11 . 11 1 11 11 1- 0 11 11 11 1 . . 11 The Memoscope CLASS OF 1941 WILSON WOODROW WEAN Weoner Huntmg How con you tell? VIRGINIA MAE WENTZ IS Sports Shucke MILT ER WESTERHOLD Iumor Tfcfpmnq I don t know WILLIAM ROBERT STRICKLER Bud Sports ' You're crazy MR LESTER R GROSS CLASS ADVISOR Page Twenty Seven L 1 A U5 , - ll . Z ' It E : H 3 tn qv . ' . QI ' II 514 YD It It U tr ll lr tr ll li H It tl ll M 1+ qt ll It -AAAA tl ----::::::::::I:::::::::::::::-1 :::::::::.::::::::::::::::::.u ::::, ::,:::::::::::4,:a.-s The Memoscope CLASS OF 1942 Iva Becker Leola Beschler Hulda Beyer Gene Bose G ace Brlllhart He en Brown V1rg1n1a Brown Edward Bubb Wrlmer Crawford Charles Detter Kathlene Detter C Allen Dunavm Marshall Dunavrn lean Erches Carl F1nk Phyllls Gentzler Rrchard Goodwrn Floyd Gross Ralph Gross Fussell Gross Ruthanna Gross Harnet Hamme Margaret Hamme V1rg1n1a Harlacher Mack Hershey Hebert Hrrt Helen Hoffman Robert Hoffman Leona Larrd Franklrn Lamparter L IS Lankford B tty Lau lohn Lauer Arlene Lehr Elmer Leland Carrre Llvrngston Robert May Hrlda Mrs nhelter Lavan M1ller Gladys Mrlls Page Twenty Exght Anna Myers Dorrs Myers Eugene Paules Thomas Qu1ckel Clara Rodgers Mary Schaffer Kathalene Shoemaker Kermrt Server Grace Smrth Darw1n Snelbaker Mary Spahr Fern Toomey Benramrn Varner Samuel Wallrck Rrta Welgard Ethel Welgel Gorden Westerhold Ruthanna Wrnterrnyer Ralph Zrnn Evangeline Bupp Paul Iacobs Robert Sipe Q - A Q, i . Dale Barnhart Dora Brown Harvey Byerts Gerald Crone Ray Crone Betty Dick Charles Drawbaugh Zelda Drawbaugh Evelyn Dunavin Arlene Fickes Stuart Funke Alverta Gross Anna Gross Dorothy Gross Kathleen Hake Mary Ellen Henry Ross Hill Frances Iacobs The Memoscope CLASS OF 1943 Robert Kauffman Helen Krall David Lehigh Reba Mae Leib Dorothy Lerew Gladys Lerew Louise Linebaugh Iacob Livingston Fred Marshall William Miller ltfadine Neff Iohn Reisinger Eth l Rentzel Gene Rentzel Kathrine Rentzel Ruth Rentzel Paul Rudacille Lottie See noooo Fay Sheffer Stewart Sheffer Richard Shellenberger Miriam Shultz Nelson Shultz Ray Smith Mary Sowers Oliver Sowers Dorcas Spahr Iohn Spahr Iunior Spahr Evelyn Spangler Herbert Spangler Glenn Stare Charlotte Wallick Vtfilliam Wentz Blaine Yost Page Twenty Nine 060060904 t ,I tl ll It It ll ll ll tl 0 0 0 nt tt It It lt It It tl ll tt ll ll ll ll tl ll ll ll ll It ll It lt It It nt It ll ' ' tl u Q tl V U tl ll ll ' ' U at , , It It It ' ' , ' lr A at Paul Hoffman Paul Sanders ll ' ll The Memoscope HISTORY OF THE DOVER HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The Dover I-Ilqh School Alumni Association was organized May 26 I936 The meeting was called to order by the Principal ot the High School Prof Scott W Knaub Several of the alumni were nomina ed by the other alumni tor cast and the following officers were elect d President Edward Klingman Vice President Dale Bauqhman Secretary Arlene Iulius Treasurer George May Reporter Frances Gamber Meetinqs were held once a month until it was tully organized then they were held whenever called by the president or as sta ed 1n the by law A comm1ttee was appointed by the president to decide the amount of du s pay able to be a member of the association Twenty tive cents was set as the amount The committee also decided to hold a banquet once a year The association orqanlzed a basketball team in December IQ37 The president for the year of l937 was Wllliam Kehm l938 Anna Daron l939 Anna Daron l94U Ralph Deardortt The first banquet was held Sept 9 l936 in the Y W C A qymnasium which was largely attended The assoc1at1on recently helped to p rchase the new encyclopaedia that ha been placed in the Dover I'I1qh School RAI PH DIERDORFF SHERMAN FREY President Vice President DAVID LAIRD DALE BAUGHMAN Secretary Treasurer FAIRY SLOTHOWER LEWIS BENTZEL Reporter Athletlc Manager Page Thuty . . , , . . - - L . President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer and Reporter. The ballots were ' ' Q 2 ' , ' : ' t ' - s. . . . . 9 v 1 ' ' u ' s - ' llli 1940 The Memoscope 1939 SOCCER SQUAD Mrller Wrllram Strrckler Avrs Varner George Beschler Cletus Snellberger Weldon Brunk Darwln Snellberger Robert Varner Elwood Swartzbaugh harry B yer Mr Rlchard B Scheetz coach Mrddle Row Clayton Crawford Manager lohn Lauer Kenneth Larrd Charles Mersenhelter George Leckrone Blame Yost Norman Sergel Carl Rauhauser Ben Varner Gene Myers Front Ro v Wlllrarn M ller Rlchard Shellenberger Robert Srp Robert May Paul Hoffman Davrd Lehrgh Rus el Kost Elmer Leland Ralph Krone Herbert Spangler Wrlham Wentz Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Season s Results Playofis For State Manchester Mt Rose Dlllsburg Hanover Codorus North York Sprrng Grove Dover Ionestown Dover Ionestown Dover Couvmgton Won 6 Lost l Tred O Won l Lost l T1ed l II1d1V1dl.lQl Scormg Inchvrdual Scormq Swartzbaugh A Vgmer R Varner Swartzbaugh BSYGT R Varner P 5 Thirty Tw Back Row: Mr. I. Walter Harlacher, faculty advisory Floyd Grossg Letvan 4 l 1 . O 1 3 ' 2 l . U 2 U 1 0 l 2 ' l l ' 5 , . ' l . 5 l 3 , l The Memoscove BASEBALL TEAM OF 1940 Back Row Kenneth Wtlt Iohn Lauer Avrs Varner Georae Leckrone C arl Rauhauser Clayton Crawford Kenneth Lalrd Elwood Swartzbauqh Robert Varner Carl Frnlc Ralph Gross Ray Srntth Cla1r Schloss Em Leland Ben Varner Mr Roy Rudlsrll coach Front Row Robert Hoffman Samuel Wallrck Harry Beyer Floyd Gro Darwrn Snellberqer Stuart Krone Wrlllarn Mtller George Mlller Page Thrrty Three Middle Row: Mr. I. Walter Harlacher, Faculty Advisorg Edward Bubb : ' : z ' : ' er: 'l '31 DO ER HI EWSETTE Flfth Year For Dover H1 Newsette Among H1gh School Students Ongrncrted In 1935 To Provxde School Monthly News Medlum The honor of havrng a hxgh school news paper ln Dov r 1'l1gh School was fxrst es tabhshed 1n the 1935 36 term when two members of the lumor class namely Wal t r Warn r and Robert Heuter made known to lvlrs N wbould the Enghsh 1n tructor thelr enthusxasm 1n havmg a school publ1cat1on Walter Warn r was chosen as the frrst edltor 1'l chlef of the staff of the school pub 11cat1on One of the fxrst dutxes of the staff was to dec1de the S126 and name of the pub11cat1on The name wh1ch was selected was the Dover 1-11 Newsette The seal wh1ch headed the paper was or1g1nated by Rrchard March and Rrchard DGVIS The S129 of th1s newsette was 6 rnches rn wrdth tamed 4 pages The newsette was rssued at th1s SlZ9 unt1l the last few ISSUES of that year at wh1ch t1me nt was changed to B pages The followmg year Walter Warner agaxn headed the staff Durmg the year the staff deczded to enlarge the paper to the srze of 9 1nches ID wldth and 12 lnches rn length Agaln the paper had only 4 page-s Durlng the thlrd year that the school paper was publlshed 1t was echted by Franklln 1-lege The slze of the paper was the same as the PTGVIOUS year However a motto The Best ls Never Too Good was establlshed and IS thus carrxed by all succeedmg ed1t1ons of thc Dover l-11 News ette During the fourth and fxfth year the ed1 tors 1nch1ef were Charlotte Meldrum and Mae W1ntermyer respectxvely Agam the paper was enlarged IH the fourth year to the s1ze of 12 1nches 1n wrdth and 15 mches 1n length wh1ch S129 the paper st1ll carrzes School Paper Of Extreme alue To H1 School Students Serves As A Record Of Events The establtshment of a school paper at Dover H1gh School has sent many mtrzn s1c values 1nto the V1 w of the students and town folk of Dover One apparent value IS the marked mterest each class has taken 11 the rssumg of the Dover 1-11 Newsette year after year lf xt w re not for the mtense concern shown by each successnve staff a school paper could not posszbly endure As the years passed by the students lntere t was aroused to such an ex1ent that the puLl1cat1cn were en larged from ttlme to ttme g1v1ng them a def1n1te value A school paper contammg a number of the names of vartous students has a def1 attempt to do some deed that w1ll make an 1mpress1on and be of d1st1nct value Agam a def1n1te worth can be seen lt can readxly be not1ced that the value of a school paper exerts an enormous lnfluence upon stu students to hold the1r school and school paper 1n hrgh esteem As a commentator on school and class act1v1t1es a school paper has no equal The Dover 1-11 Newsette publlshes VGIIOUS accounts of the dunes and act1v1t1es of 1n d1v1dual studeuts and respectxve classes 1n the hxgh school Th1s practlce IS an out standrng one and should be emphas1zed to the utmost 1n producmg a paper of 1nterest as well as one of def1n1te value The 1mpor ance of a school paper should not be underest1mated lt IS truly a medl um through wh1ch school news IS put 1nto c1rculat1or1 and by wht h school GCl1V1ll9S are not1ced Page Thlrty Four Progress Made By School Paper ln 1939 40 Term The C1rculat1on Thus Year Is 320 COPIES Per Month The accomphshment of the newspaper of Dover lsl1gh School for the 39 40 term have been extremely notable Probably the greatest ga1n has been rea11zed ID the extenslve c1rculat1on ln school term 1937 38 there were 57 yearly and 9 ma1l sub scrlptlons sold wh1ch w1th the number of smgle coples sold each month gave a c1r culatlon of 115 coples per month ln 38 39 the paper was dxstrlbuted more w1de1y w1th a clrculatlon of approx1mately 250 copl S per month wh1ch includes 22 ma1l and 155 yearly subscrlptlons Th1s year the 196 stud nts have made a remarkable record as far as SUlDSCTlPllOl'lS mcludmg 25 ma1l and 232 yearly sub scr1pt1ons IS 320 coples per month The second accompllshment that has been reallzed IS the add1t1on of prctures to our regular newspaper artrcles Ever smce the newspaper has been orgamzed the staff has worked d111gently to secure enough money to be able to afford to have several plctures wh1ch greatly add to the appearance of the page and brmg about 1nterest prmted 1n our publ1cat1on Th1s years staff has been the f1rst to accom pl1sh th1s and we Justly feel proud of ou work From 1ts very f1rst publ1cat1on to the present one our newspaper and every thmg connected w1th It has grown 1n every Way and espec1al1y 1n clrculatxon As the years go on we s1ncerely hope that th1s Dover H1 Newse te w1l1 cont1nue to progress Just as 1t has 1n the past 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 0 e 1 1 1 1 I cc , , . 1 V 1 1 -A ' ' ,' I , . 1 1 3 ' s 3 . 1 4 - . fa e e 1 ' ' 1 . e . ' ' ' H - ' O - 1' . l A 1 ' ' I I . - , 1 9 . . Y ' Y , A 1 1 . . . 1 - - 5 - . . 1 , - ' 3 - ' ' ' ' ' 1 . . . 1 , I, I .Q I , . , - and 9 inches in length. The paper con- nite influence upon them and in mm ihey are concerned. The circulation this year, A I ' L I I . l I ' I I I . 1 l ' I I , . - H - 1 - '- 11 1 11 1 . ,, 1 11 11 ' ' ' ' ' - 1 , . ' 1 1 I A ' ' 5 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 I . ' 1- ' ' ' - ' ' ' I ' ' ' ' - 'C 1 1- . 11 . A 11 . . 1 Edrtor rn Chref Assocrate Edrtors Feature Eclrtors Sports Grrls Sports Boy Alumnl Exchange Busrness Manager Adx ertrslng Managers Clrrulalron Beporters The Memoscope NEWSPAPER STAFF Mae Wmtermyer Ianet Gross Clarr Schlosser Bernard Spahr Betty Spangler Avrs Varner Evelyn Bupp Mary lane Myers Lourse Hege Alrneda Laughrnan Kenneth Larrd Ruth Krone Kenneth Wrlt Bolobre Lentz Eugene Stumpt George Mrller Sara Ketterrnan Carl Bauhauser Casper Funke Wrllrarn Hess George Leckrone Herbert Her shey Carrre Shellenberger Fern Iulrus Rob rt Hoffman Vrrgrnra Wentz rr g1n1a Brown Floyd Gross Ethel Wergle T avrd Lehrgh Dora B own Page Thmrty Frve :,e:::::::::p-ooocccca Menloscope :::-:o:::oo::::::::: CHORUS Back Row Wlllram Mrller Samuel Wallrclc R1chard Shellenb qer Ben Jamln Varner Lavan Mlller Clarr Nerman Gene Myers Kenneth Wrlt Her bert Hershey Wllson Wean Robert Lentz Clalr Carl Frnk Robert Varner Clayton Crawford Eugene Paules AVIS Varner Elwood Swartzbauqh Clarr Ruppert Mac Hershey Davrd Lehlqh Robert Hoffman M1ddle Row Mar1e Tolbert Anna Spahr Ruthanna Wrntermyer Anna Myers Evanqelme Bupp Harr1etHamme Helen Brown Dorothy Iacobs Eve Mrs Bloom Sara Ketterman Elmlra Gr1m lean FICKQS Fern Iultus Helen Mae Nett Ruth Krone Dora Brown Ianet Gross Mae Wrntermyer M1nn1e Walhck Mary lane Myers Gladys Mllls Leola Beschler Ruthanna Gross Iean Bose Front Row Faye Shelter Charlotte Walhck M1r1am Shultz Helen Krall Arlene Lehr Iva Becker Romarne Shetfer Lourse Heqe Dorothy Le hrqh Reba Mae Lelb Fern Toomey Gene Rentzel Vrrqrnra Brown Hulda Beyer VIYQIHIG Wentz Frances Iacobs Ethel Rentzel Dorothy Gros Alverta Gross Kathelene Eyster Mary Ellen Henry P qe Thlrty Sz I ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' . 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H a ' 'x 21212212 The Memoscope -----Ae-:boc- ORCHESTRA First Row Arlene Lehr Helen Brown Ruth Krone Carrie Shellenberqer Anna Spahr Sara Deardorff loyce Wallace lean Rentzel Second Row Stanley Gross Charles Harlaclcer Harry Lrttle Robert May Robert Hoffman Merle Messrnqer Elwood Leclcrone Kathleen Hake Reba Mae Lteb Kathleen Eyster Charles Guise Dale Leclcrone Iohn Hoffman Amos Harlacker Thlrd Row Charles Drawbauqh Eugene Pa.1les Blame Yost George L ckrone Clayton Crawford Kenneth Larrd Floyd Gross Rrchard Shellenb raer Q-EQQLW' 'JIM P qe Thrrty S en o::.::::::::::::::::: Memoscoije ::::::::::::::::::: HOME ECONOMICS Back Bow Betty lane Rentzel M1nn1e Wall1ck Mar1e Tolbert Mary lane Myers Dorothy Qu1ckel Carrle Shellenberqer Kathelene Shoemaker Dons Myers Evelyn Dunavln Brta lean Werqard Mary Spahr Sarah D1erdortf Ethel We1qle Hulda Beyer Iva Becker marne Shafer Evelyn Spanqler Zelda Drawhauqh Helen Brown VIFQIHIG Brown Dorothy Gross LOUISE L1nebauqh Clara Rodgers Came L1v1nqston Kathelene Eyster Page Thxrty Elqht Front Bow: Alverta Gross: Helen Krollg Anna Grossy Fay Shetterg Ro- ::::::::ee::::::::: The Memoscope AGRICULTURE Back Row: Leroy Bievenour, Richard Goodwin, Allen Dunawin, Russel Gross, Ross Hill, Marshall Dunawin, Harvey E. Byerts, Georqe Leckrone, Carl Rauhauser, Herbert Hirt, Kenneth Laird, Iohn Lauer, Cleason Crone, Ben Varner. Front Row: Robert May, Stewart Sheifer Ir., Clair Gross, Iohn Reisinqer, Richard Shellenberqer, Ray Crone, Charles Drawbauqh, Fred Marshall, Paul Iacobs, Franklin Larnparter, Eugene Border. P ge Thirty Nine i 1 . ' W ' G . , 'G' 'ILM 'Aff' 'rvwrw WHO S XNHO IN THE CLASS OF T y Ll: ,',, ' . Y J Q I 1 i if fb I 9 P , I 1 1 I' w ' ' .' 1 -, fi T I ':'11'-' YN The Memoscove CLASS WILL l have called you to assemble here as a solemn duty that you as hetrs and asslgns of the class of 1940 may hear th1s the last w1ll and testament whrch I drew rmrnecllately pr1or to her passlng from our m1dst It was her SIHCGTS and last lntentlon to present these tokens of favorable op1n1on to you personally but flndrng soclal engagements and other occaslons of nnportance occupymg most her tlme she was content to f1nd her valuable DOSSQSSIOHS sealed ln th1s last w1ll and testament addressed to you h r helrs SINCE th1s happens to be the case ff any sltght part1ahty should appear to you 1n th1s apportlonment of her memortals of affect1ons we trust that you w1ll pardon 1t and reahze th cause of 1t accordlngly May l entreat that you rece1ve your respect1ve legac1es wrth the same unselftsh att1tude 1n whrch they have been admm1stered and w1ll pay full attentlon to them as l read thrs last attested w1ll We the class of l94O 1n the town and townsh1p of Dover the county of York and the state of Pewnsylvanla belng mn the perfect mental cond1t1on that always found 1lS precedence ln us do hereby lncur this our last w1ll and tes tament SIHCQ we conslst of 27 memb rs s parate and dlstxnct b IHQS we w1ll be used to denote our collectlve be1ng throughout th1s document And IH th1s fashlon do we b Stow our possesslons upon you for safe ke prng ard ant1c1pate that you as helrs w1ll pledge yourself loyally to thelr SQCUFITY We hereby b queath rxghtly and freely to the lun1or class our lmme d1at successors all of our most 1mportant and valuable possess1on such a our mtense wlsdom our great wealth of 1ntell1gence and our ablhty to accom phsh what we frrst set to a ta1n ln add1t1on to these we also leave to the luvuor class our prrvrleges and S n1or1ty nghts all mlnor art1cles that may be found upon our l avtng your m1dSf as well as any unflnlshed busrness that we may have contracted and left behlnd IH our haste to get ahead To the Sophomore class we b stow our slncere perseverance lt w1ll be valuable as a factor of luc1d1ty or mental clearness that IS frequently a neces s1ty to understand the pr1nc1ples of future studres To the youthful and unrestra1ned Freshmen We bequeath our ab1l1ty to possess the only formula y1eld1ng SDGCILIC 1nformat1on as to the maklng of h1gh grades 1n chosen subJects To those who enter after we have fled we leave our well known pa tlence a factor that w1ll be a necess1ty to persevere the gale of w1nd that may by chance blow so tremendously that one may be downcast and flee from the happlest days of h1s l1fe To our fa1thful teachers we leave a peace that w1ll be unbrased untrl they agam enter another progress1ve year We also bequeath them the great feel1ng of relref that they have thus persevered to leave wlth us memones of varlous studles and have reached thelr goal 1n teachlng us the requ1rements that are of v1tal rmportance and should be fam1l1ar to every student of educa tton We also g1ve and bequeath to the teachers the faculty of Dover H1gh School our very klndest regards and our srncere gratttude for the1r unfarlmg lcmdness and a1d Page Party One ------- , a:-cf:a.:::::f-:.:::1-eof ::Qo::::::::-,-Y--v 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . 1 . 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A 1 I . - 1 1 The Memoscope To next years class prestdent we leav the excellent abthty of our pres 1d nt to stand before the class and votce all opmtons as to the overwhelmtng opposrhon that arlses from the senttment cf the conststmg members and to use hrs range of excutrve abrhty tn seekmg a formula yteldmg subsequent results rn a favorable manner The smaller rndtvtdual b aueaths follow To lohn Laue a n ember of the S phomore class the class of 40 be queaths Eugene Wrres abrhty to captrvat young femmtne blondes Good luck lohn perhaps a Plymouth would help son ewhat Phylhs Krmmel leaves her quletness and pleasant smtle to Kathleen Shoemaker so that Mr Le1b may be sure that there lS no talktng machme rn hrs room Betty Spangler leaves her captrvatmg smlle to Dorothy Boose Use 1t to the best advantage Dot and the class of 40 w1ll guarantee you a long hfe as well as one frlled wrth happmess and lu k To Kenneth Larrd the Arne Shaw of the lumor class we leave Clayton Crawford s abthty to play the clarrnet so lflcit he wrll b able to serenade Mr Gross more frequently George Beschler leaves h1s shmness and handsomeness to LeRoy Bte venour George also bequeaths LeRoy about half of h1s spectacular herght so that LeRoy may glow up to have a fa1r young marden to pursue To Gene Bose a fa1r young matden Dorothy Qurckel bequeaths her qu1etness so that the sophomore class may be saved the expense of a new take agalnst a cold Srnce Carrre Sh llenberger 1S a gentus at playmg the prano we wrll thls young lady s great talent to Ruth Krone We felt that Harry Beyer rs a very fortunate young man when we found he was to 1nher1t Avrs Varner s good looks and pleasant smrle Go to ft Harry and to you we extend as much luck as Avrs has had We all know that Sarah D1erdorff ts a very qutet gtrl We wtll thts char acterrstlc to Kathleen Detter so that the Class of 42 wtll be spared the name of nolsy To Mlnnle Walhck we bequeath Pauhne Barnhart s great abthty to play varlous mstruments espectally that of a gurtar Smce Sara Ketterman rs so very tall We bequeath thrs character1st1c to Almeda Laughrnan We dont wtsh you her actual herght but please accept at least some of rt To Charles Mersenhelter goes the dtstrnct pleasure of rnherlhng Bobble Lentz s tardy hablt so that next year Mr Bemhart may mark at least one person tardy each day of the week Stuart Krone bequeaths h1s quretness to Clarr Netman a norsy member of the Junror class so that there w1ll be some calmness rn the classroom next year Weldon Brunk has the exqu1s1te pleasure of rnherrttng Kenneth Wrlt ablhty to answer questtons rn Pr blems of Democracy Class mtelhgently Mae Wrnterrnyer bequeaths her abrhty to capture young gentlemen from York Htgh School to Fern luhus 'We understand Fern ts already dorng very nrcely lg yT C .,..u, , I , , 3 t t u ' ' ' e t : T, t a , ' - 5 ' w . 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L The Me moscope HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1940 The htstory of the cass of 1910 15 so colorful and well t1med that 1t remmds one of a da1ry Wtth your permtsslon 1 wxll rev1ew for you m The Memoscope the da1ry cf the class of 1940 Durmg our d1ary there a e thre mte m1ss1ons that IS b tw en each hapter At the head cf our d1ary a'1d the ones tha1 play the most 1mportant parts are Prof Scott W Knaub Prof Douglas M Remhart Prof Geo N L 1b and thelr most abl a S1 tants tl e faculty not forgettmg the members of the lass There 1S also the coope a 1on cf the b ard of educa1on wtth the ard of the taxpayers The D1ary of th Cla s of 1940 IS as fo1lows Chapter I August 31 1936 We as a las of forty of forty n entered Dover ll1gh School to start the task of hard study O tober 30 19 6 T1 st class rr e trng of the year 1n wmch w organtzed 1n tn followmg maf 1er Presrdent Robert Maul Vtc Pres1dent Kenn th La1rd Secrea y Mae Wmtermyer T easurer Sa1a Kette man Report r Came November 23 1936 The Pre 11011 Robert Maul handed 1n ht restgna 1on November 28 1936 The c a hcld a m etlng to ole t another Pres1d nt Rob rt Buckmgham December 18 19 6 Our la tP1es1dent Robert Buckmgham moved 1 av 1ng the Vrce Pres1de1t 11 charge of the class unt1l the next meet1ng February 10 1937 A busmess noeetmg was called to order by the VICG Presfdent The class decfded to have a Valentme box We then elected an other Presrdent Carrte Shellenbcrger We also cho e ne v Reporters Ann1e Lamb Reporter and Betty Cook Assrs ant because our Reporter was cho en Prestdent and our Assrstant Reporter left school May 19 1937 The clas was called to order by the presrdent Carrre Shellenberger to decrde where to go the last day of school We then dectded to go to W11l1ams Grove Park Endmg our f1rst Chapte we felt that we hav conquered our worst task study but we know that there 1S more to come after a br1ef 1nterm1ss1on of a few weeks We as a class lost the follow ng students our Freshman year for var1ous reasons Mae 1-lamme Carl Moul Robert Bucktngham Ma 1on Qu1ckel Paullne R1cher1ck Kenneth Lalrd Elmer Kunkl lohn Lecrone and Gerald Crone Chapter II August 30 1937 Here we are agam back 1nto school as Sophomores In th1s year we recelve a f w new m mbers 1nto our cla they are Murle n Peer Eugene Wlre Eugene Sturrpf Anna Spahr Kenneth lrloltzapple Cla1r Schlosser and Mary Zelgler September 8 1937 A me tmg was held to choo e class offlcers The results of the electron were Pres1dent Carrle Shellenbe ger Vrce Preslclent Eugene Stumpf S cretary Mae W1ntermyer Treasurer Sara Ketterrnan October 25 1937 A m etmg was called to order by the pres1dent to dectde to have a Hallowe en Party Page Forty Four Y L14 ,v. .W 1'-33-133522322332 Y 1 , e r e T , , e e c . 1 ' - 1 ' U . 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' ' e e ' ss, : e I I A A I l I , - e 3 . 1 L1 7 I 1 a Q I I 'N-I 1 1 , . , '21 ' ' , c 1 . 1 Th Me noscope October 27 1937 We held a Halloween Party w1th Mr Scheetz as chaperon November 9 1937 A meetlng of the class was called 1n order to deter m1ne whether or not the class wanted to pay class dues each month to pay for the expenses ot our class partles December 3 1937 The m trng vas called to order by the presldent concermng the g1ft we should send Mr Scheetz who at thrs tlme was very 111 rn the hosp1tal December 23 1937 Our class held a Chrxstmas party at the home ot Annle Lamb lanuary 31 1938 A meetrng of th class to determlne whether or not the clas should have a Valentme box as 1n the prevrous year Class favored havmg a box Apr11 25 1933 A me t1ng was h ld to decrde what colors we should have for our class colors The colors we chose were Llght Blue and Sand May 4 1938 The clas held as lce Cream Party at the home of W1ll1am Hess The 1ce cream was donated by Dale Lmebaugh May 24 1938 The p esldent called to order a mee mg to determme where to go on the last day of school Agam we declded to gc to 1tV1l11am Grove Parlf Dunng the Sophomore yoar the c as lost the followmg memlaers Mahlee and Evelyn Wxtman Chapter III After our bnef vacallon we are back IU school ready to attack that v1l1an study W1th an amb1t1on to get ahead T111 year we added Herb rt Hershey Bobble Lentz and Clayton Crawford whrle Anna Spahr Anme La'nb Mary Zelgler Dale Llnebaugh and Kenne h Holtzapple d1scont1nued therr stud1es at Dover H1gh School September 12 1938 The class held a meetxng to elect class offlcers wrth results as follows Presrdent Eugene Stumpf Vlce Pres1dent Carne Shellen berger Secretary Mae Wmtermyer Treasurer Sara Ketterman Hrstonan Betty Cook October 12 1938 The clas took a tnp to Harnsburg to vrew the Capltal SWIII Meat Packmg Plant and later to se the Hershey Zoo The chaperon was Mr Douglass M Remhart October 19 1938 A class meetmg was held to decrde to pay class dues to help pay exp nses for Senlor year Also to keep the money that was rn the treasury separate for partres November 5 1938 The class took a hlke to Bupp s woods and had a wemer roast The chaperon was Mr Hoy Rudlslll Aprll 12 1939 The membe s of th Engllsh Class went to York Hrgn School to hear a debate betw en York Hxgh and Harnsburg Academy Harnsburg Academy won the debate Apr1l 29 1939 The luntor Cla he d a Chlcken Corn Soup sale rn the Dover Fme Engme House under th sup rv1s1on of Mr Douglass Remhart May 5 6 1939 The lunlor Class presented a play at Dav1dsburg Hall entltled Home Town Grrl Th play was dlrected by Mrs Mlnam Newbould May 26 1939 We as a lumor Class presented a farewell party to the Senlor Class under the superv1s1on of Mrs M1r1am Newbould lune 2 1939 The Iunrors publlshed the frrst yearbook ever to be pub llshed at Dover Hlgh School We were supervlsed by Mr Douglass Remhart Page Forty Fxve ::::::::::::::::::: e ? 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QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 0900--- 0 00.0-0-0 The Memoscove Chapter IV A 1ast com o 1 roundup whrch 1 warrr1y we1comed by a11 the members But rn thrs unaup we 1os1 a few of our exoerrenced members They were Robert Mau R IQ11 Ren1ze1 Roderlck Co k and Betiy Cook We a nned two exoerr ncel C1a1r Crcss and W1111CI1 Me11 Octobe 13 19 9 Tue ras chose the fo11owma ofhcers Presrdent Eu gene Stumpi Vrce Pr srdern Carne She11enberqer be retary Ma W1n1er IVIITICIITI Newbou1d November 10 17 18 1939 The c1ass presen ed Grandpa s Tw1n Slster at Davrdsbura Ha11 under the drrectron of Mrs Mrrram Newbou1d Decemb r 13 1999 The Senror C1ass he1d a Skatma Party at Wh1te Rosg Arena Tanuary 8 19 0 1he C1ass had a m etrna and se1ec1ed the c1ass pen nani and hat 1o11ox ma Th desrqn of chop shcks Ianuary 12 1940 VV1111am Me11 our senror from We11sv111e dec1ded io drscontmue h1s studres wnh us Ianuary 22 1940 The Class chose the class flowers wh1ch are Red and Whrte Roses February 5 1940 lhe C1ass he1d a meetrnq and chose the C1ass Mono Know1edqe 1s Power February 14 1940 The C1ass he1d another Skatrna Party at the Whrte Rose Arena Thrs Party was hrndered because of a bad snow storm February 23 1940 The meetmq of the crass was he1d to decrde where to ao on our c1ass mp New York Clty was chosen we ao on an excurs1on for three days Chaperon Mrs Mrrram Newbou1d March 4 1940 The C1ass took a trrp to v1s1t the Be1h1ehem S1ee1 Works We had as chaperon Mr Douq1ass M Rernha t May 19 1940 The C1ass he1d bacca1aureate sermon The mrnrster Rev 1 H Heqe May 22 1940 The Graduahon of the Class of 1940 May 23 24 25 1940 The C1ass iook 1he1r 1as1 tmp toqeiher They went to New York for three days Ianet Gross YORK POST COMMERCIAL PRINTERS 32 Norih George St. Phone 48351 Pue Forty QIX l CLii4biii3i1- :::::::3:tZt3232:ZZ: t . es ur 111611 1 . , A 's 1 1 , M 1 - . . 1 F1 1 A A , . .I 1, ,1 1 , C , . r' , 1 , . ' F ttternhorsi ,, f 1 P, ' rr . f 'f 1 I ,.. ' ' . ' . , Q 1 C : . , A I1 1 Y A 9 1 f ' r 0 C , Q I 1 1: myerg Treasurer, Sara Keitermang Historian, Ianet Gross: C1ass Advisor, Mrs. ll ' 'V , I , , , e 1 nu , , y I V 0 . . I I1 e , 1, ' ' ' eu ll . 9' . , 4 T . ' e ' - ,, , ' ff, e ' - ' . o u or 1 1 1 1 1 ,, , - , 9 ' ' A ' A . 1 II , A -- C ' II ' i I I 1 . . . ' r . The Memoscope PROPHECY All the World s a Stage On a great stage where l1fe IS act1on f1ash1ng all of 1tS ODJGCTIVGS the curtam parts and reveals the class of 40 They are all f1ne and 1ntell1gent C'PJ people ln ten years they have changed l1ttle except1ng that they have d1fferent pos1t1ons and there are more of them They are truly a group of people that one rarely has the pr1v1lege of meet1ng We have 1mme:l1ately before the 1ntroduct1on that wh1ch IS loved by all f1us1c By wnom? By the great p1an1st by the celebrated character of all Amenca Came Shell nberger Carrle also 1S a well loved muslc teacher Her puplls adore he Her pleasant and appropr1ate hobby 1S flower culture The flowers are asp1rat1ons for mus1c she says The next presentatlon 1S a doctor famous throughout ent1re Dover and suburbs a chara ter who overcom1ng a tr1ple hand1cap of youth beauty and sex has become so good a surgeon that she has be n recommended fdr the post of Attendmg Su1geon 1n the Dover Hospltal She 1S Sara Ketterman Her nurses are fortunes ch1ldren nf ever there were any They are the calm pleasant p sana1ty Paullne Barnhart and that gentle lovable and lov1ng character Dot Qu1ckel It takes a certa1n k1nd of pe1son to really emoy nursmg Th1s work 1f work 1t be IS pretty passlve and often thr1ll1ng Hand some young men st1ll fall down steps For the hosp1tal fresh green vegetables must be had da1ly Who but our well loved farm rs of the v1c1n1ty of Dover to serve them To you I 1ntro duce that typ1cal outdoor 1nd1v1dual Stuart Krone commonty known as Sam In the same fleld 1S a man C75 w1thout fear a man w1thout prerudtce a man w1thout lots of th1ngs Cla1r Gross Une more agr1cultur1st beams 1n the spot l1ght He IS a man of health br1ll1ance of m1nd dar1ng and adventures Ho IS no other than Bernard Spahr l.ad1es and gentlemen 1t 1S w1th the greatest of pleasure that we havc the honor of 1ntroduc1ng to you two very 1ntell1gent and capable young gentle men two very successful DUSIHQSS men Eugene Barb W1re and Eugene less Stumpf In partnersh1p they operate a huge cha1n of grocery stores S1nce they are the1r own bosses they can take any nlght off not Just Wednes day n1ghts The1r marvelous bus1neess success IS largely due to the fact that they have employed 1n the1r modern Off1C9 three very pleas1ng personal1t1es Ianet Gross Betty Spangler and Phyllrs K1mmel Everyone knows Ianet 1S a wh1z for work and then too she always was rather popular Betty IS so well l1ked by her boss because she always ma1nta1ns a happy atmosphere She s qutck she s clever she s attract1ve look1ng too Phyllls gleam1ng sm1le IS part of the reason for her hav1ng the f1ne pos1t1on of wh1ch she IS so proud These g1rls have marvelous aual1t1es for the secretarral pos1t1ons Interv1ew1ng the successful character IS a very famous reporter He IS no other than that 1nt restlng personahty Cla1r Schlosser Cla1r has a certa1n someth1ng that people espec1ally the del1cate sex adore Now we see h1m gomg over to converse Wllh two d1st1ngu1shed look1ng gentlemen two very 1m portant englneers namely Kenneth Wllf and Casper Funke Ken s general knowledge and h1s natural amb1t1on qual1f1es nlm for ll11S 1mportant pos1t1on Casper IS dep nded upon by many co workers to help solve baffllng problems He s always glad to help too Here are two more prom1nent 1nd1v1duals of the class of 40 These two people are head H1GCllCID1CS 1n one of D9lTO1l s popular auto factortes No won der automobrles are gettmg better' Iohn s alertness and sk1ll comb1ned wlth Woody s bus1ness ab1l1ty are responslble for a thr1ll1ng bus1ness Page Forty Seven . . . -ll I F , . . - - 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . I . . , 1 X . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 y 1 1 ,1 . . , 1 1 Q . 1 . , 1 V1 . , , . 1 T 1 . 11 1 1 1 11 1 . A 1 . 1 1 v 1 4 1 1 3 , V k. 1 . . 1 1 1 - 1 ev . 1 1 1 Nf- - 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 . 1 1 , . . , , . ' , . 1, , . C 1 . . 1 - V . , 1 1 . . 1 11 11 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 - ' - 1 11 ' 1 1 1 1 5 1 , . 11 11 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 . , . ! l . , . 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 Q V V , . 1 1 ' 1 ,1 I . . I . 11 1 11 , . . . 1 . . 1 n . . 1 . . 1 1 . :1 - V . 1 , . 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 .1 . . 1 1 1 1 . 11 1 11 . 1 1 . . . 1 The Memoscope ' The spotlrght rs now berng focused on a grrl who says to herself ls rt really me-here rn a lovely house wrth a car and servants and the rrrcest man rn the world for a husband? Sometrmes l wonder lt seems only yester day that I was a student of Dover Hrgh Thrs young lady rs Sarah Drerdorff who apparently rs very happy We now present a type of person who rs admrred by all Amerrcan a pre server of law and order lt rs belreve rt or not that tall glowrnq redhead whose radrant health rs strrkrnqly revealed rn the zest of hrs conversatron and hrs vrgorous German gestures Carl Rauhauser member of the State Motor Polrce Carl often checks the huge crowd of people who crowd to the rrng to get a glrmpse of a very famous boxer Brll Varner On the stage Brll sounds panrc strrcken that rs because he rs Thrs rs to hrm a horror only to boxrnq rn a large stadrum Another character who rs much rnterested rn sports although no longer actually engages rn rt rs Bobbre Lentz owner of a prosperous garment factory Even though he could afford to retrre young we frnd hrm rn hrs own factory as a color mrxer He works so as to avord monotony When Lentz rs around monotony flres out the wrndow Here s another person who spends lots of trme as a spectator rn sports Clayton Crawford Clayton serves thousands of famrlres darly Wrth the staff of lrfe He rs the assrstant manager of one of York s well known bakerres Here he makes plenty of dough all krnds Strll another sports lover rs George Beschler a record breakrng avrator Hrs ambrtron combrned wrth a mrllron other good qualrtres acqurred for hrm fame Hrs sense of humor always provrdes a happy envrronrnent drrve love of actron and zest for dorng thrngs rust look at Mae Wrntermyer Her frne husband who began courtrng rn school rs largely responsrble for her happrness Lovely stuff she rs Mae darly travels to the grocery store around the corner whrch belongs to a man who rs at home rn every crrcumstance Wrllram Hess Brll s glowrng smrle and cheery greetrng brrngs back all the customers and accordrng to reports mothers do not have trouble sendrng therr daughters to the store Say the grrls He s nothrng short of wonderful Lookrng at the stage you wrll notrce George lvlrller George at hrs best A forest ranger IS he and a good one he rs George rs a lover of wrldlrfe and a plarn lover He has many drfferent lands of anrmals pets rncludrrrg a specral blonde specres Young men all men admrre hrs pets The last character wrll now be rntroduced Avord yawnrng please Now that we have come to one of the most brrllrant students of art we can not help but express a very great recognrtron for one who has always shown a great rnterest and a great abrlrty rn art We can only refer to the one and only Herbert Hershey now professor of art at Harvard Unrversrty Havrnq rust Jorned the faculty of Harvard we wrsh hrm our very best and know he wrll prove a frne artrst of the rnstrtutron Iudgrng from the rntroductron of these 27 outstandrng characters we can well see that there wrll be an amazrng performance It s good rt s stupendous rt s colossal rt rt s all of that sprrnkled wrth umph Thrs rs a matter of oprnron so dont rebuke us anybody Herbert Hershey Eugene Stumpf Page Forty Erght I H . . , ' I I 1 I I , , - l I I A . I I A ' I , I , I ' I V . , Ladies: Gentlemen: lf you really want to know the secret of American I I WA A ' , , , . . , ,... , . . . . nl Il I 1 ll , -Y I . , . . , , . . 4 - u I I Q n I I A 1 I I I I ' Q The Memoscope Qian wnra '5 ffyo bb? J,,..fl Jil Lqjlr gig? 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